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MEECO'S RED DEVIL Pellet Stove Cleaning Brush - 4in. Fiber, Model# 84333

Cleans 4in. pellet stove vent pipe. Fiber brushes work best for soot and fly ash removal in pellet stove flues. Stainless steel brushes work best for creosote removal. Can be used with 48in. Pellet Stove Flexible Extension Rod, Item# 178024 (sold separately). U.S.A.


US Stove American Harvest Multi-Fuel Fireplace Insert - Corn- and Pellet-Burning, 60-Lb. Capacity Hopper, Model# 6041I

This multi-fuel fireplace insert burns corn and pellets out of the box and can be easily adapted to burn other fuels. BTU Output: 53,300, Fuel Type: Corn / pellet, Blower Included: Yes, Full Load Run Time (Hours): 26, Heating Capability (sq. ft.): 2,000, Igniter: Yes, Thermostat Included: No, Fire Box/Hopper Capacity (lbs.): 60, Door Opening W x H (in.): 19 3/4 x 11 11/16, Flue Collar Size (in.): 3, Dimensions W x D x H (in.): 28 x 29.5 x 24


MEECO'S RED DEVIL Pellet Stove Flexible Extension Rod - 48in., Model# 65012

48in. extension rod to be used when cleaning pellet stove vent pipe. Flexible enough to negotiate 90deg bends in most vents and flues. For use with Item#s 178021 and 178023 (sold separately). U.S.A.


The Feel Good Heat: Pioneers Of Corn and Biomass Energy

Inspired by the words of George Washington Carver, that "We can learn to synthesize every human need from the plants that grow," This book is full of engaging interviews with biomass pioneers as well as filled with clear, honest information on the exciting future of biomass energy technology, with commentary from experts throughout Iowa and around the country. Biomass energy provides a clean, regional source of heat and power, renewable in as few as ninety days, and in many cases biomass is created from waste. With rapid developments in efficient agriculture and bioprocessing plants, discover why biomass is becoming a valid choice for heating and powering our buildings and modern lifestyles.


Heaters: Solar Furnace, Pellet Stove, Corn Stove, Greenwood Technologies, Wood-Burning Stove, Masonry Heater, Flameless Ration Heater

Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Solar Furnace, Pellet Stove, Corn Stove, Greenwood Technologies, Wood-Burning Stove, Masonry Heater, Flameless Ration Heater, Oil Heater, Block Heater, Heater, Outdoor Wood-Fired Boiler, Chip Heater, Ceramic Heater, Gasoline Heater, Kerosene Heater, Gas Heater, Radioisotope Heater Unit, Mont-Louis Solar Furnace, Central Boiler, Microheaters, Fan Heater, Dusalux, Laser Heater, Patio Heater, Heater, Convection Heater, Salamander Heater, Vented Gas Heater, Potbelly Stove, Flueless Fire. Excerpt: A typical block heater cord. A block heater is an electric heater that heats the engine of a car to ease starting in cold weather. They are connected to normal AC power overnight or before driving, via regular power plugs that are fed through a vehicle's grille . This allows easier starting in cold temperatures, by keeping the coolant warm. Heaters are also available for motor oil so that warm oil can quickly circulate and warm the engine during startup. The rapid heat circulation caused by block heaters also aids the initial vaporization of fuel in the engine; because of this effect, block heaters reduce pollution , as poor fuel vaporization causes much higher emissions. Research by the Agricultural Engineering Department of the University of Saskatchewan in Canada has shown that operating a block heater for longer than four hours prior to starting a vehicle is a waste of energy. It was found that coolant temperature increased by almost 20 Celsius degrees in that period, regardless of the initial temperature (4 tests were run at ambient temperatures ranging from -11 to -29 degrees); continued use of the heater for a further one or two, or more, hours achieved a mere 2 or 3 more degrees as conditions stabilized. Engine oil temperature was found to increase over these periods by just 5 Cels...


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